Content — what your website says

What this screen is for. The words on your public site. Tap a section to change its words; everything saves to your live site — each sheet has its own Save, so nothing you edit can bump anything else. How to get there. Marketing → My Website → Content (the first studio page — you land on it). What every button does The five tiles, each opening its own sheet: Home — your Big headline, the line under it, and the sample report link ("a real report you're proud of — 'See a sample report' buttons on your site point at it"). About & team — your story, your team members (name, role, short bio, a friendly headshot each), and your certifications & licences (what, who issued it, year) — the paper that backs your work, shown on your About page. FAQ — the questions buyers ask most, answered once ("Do you inspect condos?"). It saves you phone calls. Links — where else people can find you: eight profile fields (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Google Business, Yelp, X, LinkedIn, Zillow — blank ones stay hidden), your other website (linked from your site's footer), and the Google review link — paste your Google "write a review" link and it's offered to happy clients after they review you. Sections on your home page — every built-in band ("How it works," "Why choose us," "Our values," the final call-to-action, and the Services / Contact / Areas page intros), each with a Show switch and Edit words. Blank means the built-in words; a hidden band shows struck through. The read-only cards — "Also on your site — edited in their own homes": Business & contact → edited on Business info. Services & prices → the live price sheet, edited on Business → Services. Service areas → the Areas studio page. Business hours → Schedule → Availability ("Edit hours"). One home per fact; these cards just show what your site is saying. Online booking — a switch, right under Services & prices: "The switch that lets visitors book you from your website — turn it on once your services are set." On, your Book button and the booking page are live; off, they're hidden and the page redirects. A firm that's had a website keeps it on; only brand-new signups start off until they've added a service. Common questions "How do I change the big line on my homepage?" The Home tile → Big headline → Save. It's on your live site as soon as it saves. "How do I put my other inspector on the About page?" About & team → Add a team member — name, role, bio, headshot. "Where do I change my phone number?" Business info — the card here shows it and jumps you there. Same for services, areas, and hours: this page shows, their own pages edit. "Can I hide a homepage band I don't like?" Yes — Sections on your home page → flip its Show switch. Reword instead if you'd rather make it yours. "Where does the Google review link get used?" After a client reviews you in HomeRecon, the thank-you screen offers your Google link so the review lands there too. Good to know A failed save keeps your words — "Couldn't save — … Your edits are still here — try again." The Google review link has two homes — this Links sheet and the Inspection Reviews tab edit the same value; change it in either. Your logo isn't here — it lives on Brand. Related Brand — your logo and colors Media — your photos Business — the info the site reads Availability — the hours mirror